This work's theme of righteousness can be seen in a passage which describes how God will give to each
 person according to what he has done, though it also encourages the title recipients to give their bodies as
 living sacrifices. This book is better known for its third chapter, which says all have sinned and fallen short
 of the glory of God, as well as its tenth chapter, which includes a request to confess "Jesus is Lord." It ends
 with an expression of its author's d
This work's theme of righteousness can be seen in a passage which describes how God will give to each
 person according to what he has done, though it also encourages the title recipients to give their bodies as
 living sacrifices. This book is better known for its third chapter, which says all have sinned and fallen short
 of the glory of God, as well as its tenth chapter, which includes a request to confess "Jesus is Lord." It ends
 with an expression of its author's desire to visit the inhabitants of a city who are this letter's audience,
 though the author's actual visit ended with his beheading during the reign of Nero. For 10 points, name this
 epistle written by Paul to the inhabitants of the capital of a namesake Empire led by the Caesars.
This work's theme of righteousness can be seen in a passage which describes how God will give to each
 person according to what he has done, though it also encourages the title recipients to give their bodies as
 living sacrifices.
Epistle to the {Romans}